Abstract
The research aims to analyze geodetic methods for determining the location of natural reserve areas and standardizing the obtained data. The object of the research is the standardization of geodetic data for determining the boundaries of natural reserve areas. Normative and legal documents related to the classification and determination of territories of natural reserve areas and the main geodetic methods used to determine the boundaries of such areas were analyzed in the article. The structure and description of the main geodetic methods for the practical implementation of work to determine the location of natural reserve areas, including geodetic measurements, global navigation, and remote sensing methods, were also discussed. In addition, a number of discrepancies were identified in the process of obtaining, storing, and reproducing geodetic data. Overall, the article contains important information about methods for determining the boundaries of natural reserve areas and how mathematical methods can be used to standardize geodetic data by formalizing it. The research showed that formalization of geodetic data can be done using mathematical methods such as mathematical logic, Boolean algebra, and category theory. The article proposes the use of mathematical methods of data formalization, such as mathematical logic, Boolean algebra, and category theory, to structure and standardize geodetic data. Analytical and graphical models for standardizing geodetic data for determining the boundaries of natural reserve areas were developed using mathematical methods of formalization such as mathematical logic, Boolean algebra, and category theory.
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